RSU, CTC, and nothing else.
Worst work-life balance, micromanagement, workload.
The interview process at VMware was quite comprehensive. Here's how it unfolded: **Initial Screening:** A recruiter reached out to me. They asked basic questions about my background, experience, and interest in VMware. They also provided an overview
An off-campus placement and the interview and hiring process was smooth. It consisted of two rounds: 1. Written Round (pen and paper based) 2. Interview Round (face to face) 1. The written round was of above-average level; you need to have your ba
Two phone interviews, each lasting one hour, were conducted over two days. This was followed by an onsite visit that included six one-hour interviews throughout the day. The atmosphere was relaxed, and the interviewers were varied, including indivi
The interview process at VMware was quite comprehensive. Here's how it unfolded: **Initial Screening:** A recruiter reached out to me. They asked basic questions about my background, experience, and interest in VMware. They also provided an overview
An off-campus placement and the interview and hiring process was smooth. It consisted of two rounds: 1. Written Round (pen and paper based) 2. Interview Round (face to face) 1. The written round was of above-average level; you need to have your ba
Two phone interviews, each lasting one hour, were conducted over two days. This was followed by an onsite visit that included six one-hour interviews throughout the day. The atmosphere was relaxed, and the interviewers were varied, including indivi